Italian V. Nason. 1960s BLACK RED AVENTURINE COPPER SPATTER VASE ? | ||
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Posted 8 years ago
MALKEY
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Hi we have here a red black aventurine copper spatter ware glass vase
base glass black
V. Nason. 1960s. Italian called Aventurina
height 5 1/4 inches width 5 inches approximately
any help given greatly appreciated
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This is an Italian decanter sans stopper. The production firm is V. Nason. 1940's-50's.
The line was called Aventurina and was made in a handful of great colors.
For the love thanky you Harry Craig scott LovelyPat
& the biggest thank you Craig for identification !!!!!!!!
re-edited to fit into right categories first class Craig
The metal flakes are actually copper....
Thanks once again Craig amended & for the love nutsa Peggy
Tar for the love Peggy BB2 Karen Kevin aura
Great glass and great work with the ID welz!
scott
I do not believe that this set was ever made in Yellow. The linked set above in comment 7 is actually a bright almost neon lime green in real life.
I had and sold a set like that many years ago. The known colors for the aventurina line are blue, a kind of lime green, and red as seen here. It was also produced without any additional color, just the copper aventurine on a black ground. I am not aware of it being produced in any other colors. The green is the most uncommon, with the black and copper being the most common.
I also wanted to correct the time frame I gave, as the company was not formed until the late 1960's.
Hi Malkey, Wow. Mid century isn't an era I generally 'go for' but this is lovely.
For the love swfinluv1 CG Ivonne bijou Fran EZa,
yes same as me Fran & many thanks for input CG & Craig
Hi Sean thank you for the love !!!!!!!!
This is a stunner Malkey! It's got fantastic color and a great shape!
Hi glad you like the piece Rick thank you for the love too
Thankin you kindly for the love catteann most glad its inspired you as your posts are so informative lisa
all the very best Malkey
so sad welzebub is gone such a top expert , and always polite